... ftorm happeii- ed between Sittingbourn and Ofpringe; at Bapohdd two men and woman were ftruck down by the lightning, and child killed thefpotj it l.kew.fc cute-red the hotife of Colonel Montrefir, m Bellmont near Ofpringe, and in fume degree injured the ...

... in uret and hanged himfelf, and was dead befc difeovered. Lnft week waggon palling nearNewent, ...

... Hands gave way with upwards of people upon it, fifty of whom, leaft, had their limbs • broke, and arc much bmifed. A child, was killed, and perion is fince dead the bruifes received, and the recovery of feveral is very doubt- ! ful. The crafli the Hand ...

... palling near Newent, Gloucefterlhire, went over a child and killed it the fpot—The driver, who feemed to pofiefs as little humanity as the beafts he was entrufted with, on being alked the mother if he had the child, he very coolly replied, it was farther on ...

... murderers, overtook and killed fix of them on Saturday laft, on the oppolite tide the Oconee river, not far from ths place, at Shoulder-bone, where the late treaty was held.-—lt is likewife laid that two Other Indians were killed on the Monday following ...

... continuance under this temporary fufpenfion power, the Indians Icifurelv attack and kill them. Monf. relates another method ufed deftroy animals. bail in the figure a child made of a kind of earth, remarkably vifcous and glutinous, upon this the Condors ...

... ilighf, from the window s. loft his temper, and with it, his character. His men forced into the offending ‘houfc! they feized a child of ten or twelve .years old! tliey ruflied out with him before the crowd! and holding him witii his head downwards by the leg ...

... out the honfe of Edward Waters.—William Walml-1 ley, charged with the killing and llay.ng Dobfon, at Prcdon.—Thomas and Maty Wilkinton, charged with the wilful murder of a ballard child, I born on the body of Mary Fryer of Lancader. The the above priibners ...

... ation hour he would repeat it f the recital follow the Ipeaker through al his variety tone and vcllieulat on. Nor was his (kill m • r,B * 5. than m learning, his courage inferior to his ft. 11, .here was a pure-tighter at Mantua, who about the world, ...

... fell upon the child. The mother, unable to behold her child murdered before herconjured her hulband to difpatch her firft.?T man, conflant in bis determination?complied win her reqneft, and ftahbcd her to the heartHe then killed his child?who and for life ...

... take hold the child, and brought it without any ligns of life to its difconfolate mother.—The methods recommended by the Humane Society for re florin g animation, were fuccefsfully employed under the direction Mr. Checfe, i’urgeon ami the child from untimely ...

... who Itemed moll folicitous to a (lift him. At intervals, from leniences hardly intelligible it was difcovcrecl, that this child of forrow was the fon of in-;r. of cor.fiderable property in the county Suffolk and that his aflc£lions had rivetted him to ...